3.5 vs 4 inch single and Y options LS SWAP
3.5 vs 4 inch single and Y options LS SWAP
In the middle of my Ls swap right now. Swapping in an LQ9 with LS3 heads and a pretty mean cam(231/244), will hopefully be making around 540 or so at the flywheel. Trying to decide between the 3.5 and 4 inch mufflex or HAWKS sinister system. I think the 4" would be overkill for right now but I do plan on upgrading power down the road. I'm also going to do a cutout after the Y most likely. I just want to make sure that if I'm going with the 4" I won't be losing too much low end torque since this car will be mainly an autocross car. Also wondering what my options are for a Y, I have Hooker 3" LT headers with 1 7/8 primaries. I'm guessing something custom? Also I'm running a UMI panhard relocation and lowering kit so I don't know how much clearance that'll give me.
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Re: 3.5 vs 4 inch single and Y options LS SWAP
Free flowing exhaust lifts the entire torque curve. There's no loss of low end torque. Headers can change the shape of the torque curve though.
Flowmaster makes a really good Y-pipe.You can see the various inlet and outlet choices on their website.
Flowmaster makes a really good Y-pipe.You can see the various inlet and outlet choices on their website.
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